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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
24
Crargie Smith faced a complaint by Churchill who claimed she had robbed him of 540 dollars during a friendly call. Officers urged patience and an investigation revealed Churchill had $40 hidden, leading to the withdrawal of the complaint and the release of Georgie.
Henry W. Lawton camp No 1 United Spanish War Veterans will hold its annual installation of officers tonight at Pioneer hall 17 West Broadway. After ceremonies the Serpents will initiate Gurus into Katipunan. Banquet and smoker to follow. Officers installed include Camp commander George W Brunner senior vice commander J H Howling junior vice commander Alexander J Weir adjutant D W Neely quarter master George Dr Wenceslae officer of the day H Haensehke officer of guard Charles Black chaplain Will Hardcastle surgeon Michael Joy trustee T J McAuliffe. Ladies fashion shoes at Red Boot clearance sale $3.85. Where insurgents support President Taft reforms against Cannon.
Livingston January 5 special dispatch reports the annual stockholders meeting of the First State Bank of Livingston. Elected officers for the year include President W. G. Conrad, Vice President J. W. Van Doren, Cashier Alexander Livingston, Assistant Cashiers George Parker and Lewis Nye.
The annual statement shows a splendid gain in business last year with deposits up more than $500,000. The bank’s general business is described as very healthy. W. G. Conrad, president, attended the annual meeting.
The text describes using the two-number service of the Bell Telephone company to connect between Butte and Anaconda. It instructs callers to ask for the number of the party in the other exchange and to remain on the line after dialing.
One hundred dollars' reward offered by the Tripp and Dragstedt company for information leading to the conviction of those who took their team from Covert street on the night of January 4.
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